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[00:01:02] And a microsecond. Like that. Interesting. That was Dan Pena. If you knew who owned it and who was in charge of it, you'd run. Interesting. Interesting. He's a billionaire. Okay. And welcome back. Kate Dalley Show, second hour. And I have Mel Madison with me, so that's always a huge plus. Am I right? And you can call and ask questions. So, 888-673-1450.
[00:01:30] 888-673-1450. You were going to finish your thoughts on gold. You were on a roll and we had to go off to a news break. So, tell me, Mel. This is just one thing. You know, I was talking about in a financial crisis, everything going down. If we did have one of these major black swan stock market down 50%, 60%, you know, I would suggest, you know, look at how gold behaved in, say, 2008.
[00:01:58] And as we were approaching the crisis, gold prices were soaring. And we hit $1,000 an ounce in gold in the spring of 2008, right? And as the crisis languished and went on, gold went from $1,000 an ounce to roughly $680. So, call it over 30% decline.
[00:02:27] And what's really happening there is, like, margin calls are happening. People are having to sell anything they can sell to get their hands on cash to essentially meet these margin calls because they're all leveraged up. And gold actually can fall during a financial crisis.
[00:02:45] But what tends to happen is as you emerge from that crisis and all of the dollar printing and all of the Federal Reserve interventions that happen with a crisis start to flow into the system, gold takes off like a rocket ship. And literally from 2008 until 2011, gold goes from $600 something an ounce to $2,000 an ounce. That was the first time it reached, you know, $2,000 an ounce was back in 2011.
[00:03:12] And so, it vastly outperforms the stock market. It preserves your wealth. But this is just a warning to people that if we ever do go into a massive true financial crisis moment and your gold goes down, don't flip out and sell it at an absolutely wrong time. It's only going to be a matter of time before it jumps to brand new highs. Okay. All right.
[00:03:37] And then, you know, taking into account, I had a question from the audience. So, running up the value of gold to a point where the debt could be paid off with the golden reserve is that when the Federal Reserve is a player in the physical market of currency with bricks and can further leverage the U.S. with continued fiat and metal-backed lending, what is your take on that?
[00:04:04] Well, so this would go back to the fact that the United States Treasury holds all of the 8,000 metric tons, the 261 million ounces of gold that are alleged to be held by the United States Treasury. It does not actually hold the gold. The Federal Reserve holds the gold. And the Treasury has what is called gold certificates that value that gold at $42.22 an ounce.
[00:04:30] So, there's a theory out there that the Treasury is going to, with the president doing an executive order, is going to revalue gold to, say, $4,000 an ounce, $3,500 an ounce, and then submit those gold certificates to the Federal Reserve. Federal Reserve, by law, has to send the difference, which at this point would be close to a trillion dollars, to the Treasury. You know, no debt created, no interest payments, just kind of dollar printing to pay off the debt.
[00:04:59] But that's not what I'm stipulating is going to happen or why I think the gold price is going to go up so high. I think that could happen where they revalue the gold and they get some money into the system. But, for example, at $4,000 an ounce, that's only a trillion dollars. That helps, but that certainly doesn't pay off the debt. You know, gold, they need to revalue gold to something like $50,000, $60,000, you know, which is possible.
[00:05:22] But I think the reason gold is going to go up is that it's actually going to become part of how countries settle international trade. So right now, you know, India sells us a bunch of stuff. They get dollars in return. They buy U.S. treasuries and they hold those U.S. treasuries in the Reserve Bank of India. They have started a while ago instead of holding so many treasuries, as have many, many central banks like China, Eastern Europe, all over the world.
[00:05:51] Instead of holding a bunch of U.S. debt, they're going into the open market, whether it's the Shanghai Gold Exchange, the New York Futures, the London exchanges. They're buying physical gold. They're taking it back to their country. They're putting it in vaults. And it's just staying there. And so this gold is going to continually be drained more and more from the investment markets. And it's going into central banker vaults. And I think that's the main driver of it as a price.
[00:06:18] And once everybody kind of realizes this, and people are starting to realize it, but I don't think they understand the scale that it's going to get to eventually, you know, investors will want to get in on the action. And then more and more investors get interested and start buying gold. And so you're basically in one of these periods, which is similar, in my opinion, to the 1970s, where gold went from $35 an ounce to over $800 an ounce. That's a 25 times increase in value.
[00:06:46] If you take as a base case $2,000, which gold got to in 2011, and you go up 25 times from that, that's $50,000 an ounce gold. Now, could $50,000 happen in the next 10 years? That's exactly what will happen if the next 10 years gold does what it did in the 1970s. I don't know if it does $50,000 in 10 years. I definitely think it could do $25,000. And, you know, really who knows where it could go. Okay.
[00:07:13] And then you were going to make a comment, too, just about what happens when times get rough. Well, yeah. I mean, when times – well, yeah. I was just saying, like I said, like if – right now we're having volatility, but we haven't had a complete kind of financial collapse, right?
[00:07:31] If we did head into a financial collapse where the market is down, let's say, 30% to 70%, the equity markets, at that point in time people might think, oh, I have gold. I'm safe. But be aware that in those types of situations, because of the investment demand for gold, people like hedge funds that are going to own gold, they're going to have leverage, they're going to get margin calls, they're going to be forced to sell gold.
[00:07:59] And there's going to be gold being sold into the market, and the gold price will actually go down. And people in the midst of this crisis, seeing their gold price go down somewhat, could get scared and say, oh, I better sell my gold before it goes to nothing as well. And that's the exact time not to sell gold. That's when you want to actually be buying gold, if at all possible. Because as things come out of that crisis period, gold will shoot up multiples compared to what equities do.
[00:08:28] And that's what happened in 2008, where gold went from $680 an ounce to $2,000 an ounce in a matter of two and a half years, where the equity market, it went up some, but nothing near as much as gold went up during that same time period. Okay. And as far as a collapse to bring in the digital currency, you're probably not on board with that then. That was talked about, Fred.
[00:08:56] Well, yeah, I mean, I was talking about central bank digital currencies for a long time. I always saw that as part of the plan. I came to believe that the public outcry in the United States, not in Europe, where they're going to put one in place, I think, but in the United States became so loud that they decided to back off from a Federal Reserve issued central bank digital currency.
[00:10:06] And that's what I think they are going to push this fall. I think this bill is going to get passed in the summer or early fall. And you're going to start seeing JPMorgan and Citibank rolling out stable coins. And everybody's going to start telling you, use stable coins. They're great. You don't have to pay the 1% visa fees.
[00:10:34] There's going to be incentives for people to do this. You're going to get interest on your money. And they're going to be pushing people into digital currencies that way. And what would you do when you are pushed into this, when they're trying to sell this to you? What would you do? Well, physical gold, you don't need to have it in a currency. You don't need to have it on the books of any brokerage firm or Merrill Lynch or Goldman Sachs.
[00:11:01] And so there can be use cases to use a digital currency. It will have that transaction information. But frankly, Visa has a lot of my transaction information. And I'm sure that the NSA can hack into the Visa database and get their hold on. The dangerous component to this is going to be when they start applying social rules, different interest rates for different classes of people.
[00:11:27] That's what I could see as the real danger in this is they start using money as a control device, as a program, because this is programmable money. And so now all of a sudden, if you buy it, this isn't going to happen under the Trump administration. But who knows who's going to be in charge five, ten years from now? Now, somebody gets in charge, starts saying, OK, you know, you need to buy an electric vehicle and your digital currency will yield five percent. If you don't, it's going to yield four. And they're going to start doing that.
[00:11:55] And I mean, that's stuff we people have to be careful about. People have to fight against if anything like that starts being rolled out. Yeah. And with 30 seconds left, still keeping an eye on what Japan is doing. What's the latest? Well, Japan is a huge market because it it has over 200 percent debt to GDP. But yet they keep all of their interest rates super low. The central bank of Japan, the BOJ, all they do is buy debt after debt issued by Japan.
[00:12:25] And what that does, it creates low interest rates. Hedge funds go in there. They borrow money. They invest it elsewhere. And that works great when the yen is going down versus the dollar. The dollar has been going down as of late. The yen has been going up. That does cause financial troubles. And it's something to keep an eye on. Right now, it's stable. But all right. Definitely something to keep an eye on. You're awesome, Mel Madison. Thank you so much. Go to melmadison.com. Get the book Quasby. Right back. Kate Daly's show.
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[00:16:42] With judges. The Trump administration signaling a major escalation in its deportation efforts. Today, an escalation in the Trump administration's battle with the judiciary. Tensions between local and federal authorities over President Trump's immigration crackdown escalated today. We begin this hour with a major escalation of the Trump administration. It's all the same, right? It's more escalation. Trump's escalation of his migrant approach. This kind of escalatory action. This is a dramatic escalation.
[00:17:11] Escalation. Escalation. Escalation. Escalation. Escalation. Let me point this out, because I think people kind of sometimes have a hard time understanding our news. When you get everywhere from local to national to state news, you know, you turn on the dial or you're watching cable, but all these different news programs. We're talking Fox News, CNN. We're talking all of them, all the way down to your NBC, ABC, you know, whatnot.
[00:17:38] I just want to impress upon you again that this is all coming from the Pentagon Press Corps, which tells the AP what to write, and they even admit it. So if you ask about the Pentagon Press Corps and the AP, this is the answer you'll get. While the Pentagon Press Corps that resides in the Pentagon with all the news offices of NBC,
[00:18:05] ABC, right, all of your different news organizations, okay? While the Pentagon Press Corps may provide information and context, that's pretty much the whole article, okay? The AP ultimately decides what to publish and how to present it based on its own journalistic principles, meaning they go over format while the Pentagon issues information, what's going on, and then the context, how you should feel about it.
[00:18:35] And I say that because I don't know if you've been watching the news in this way a little bit because it kind of gets swept under the rug, you know? Your pundants with the nice hair and nice teeth are not going to say much about this. But they do their annual media rotation program for all the in-house press corps. Now ask yourself why the Department of Defense has an in-house press corps.
[00:18:58] And, of course, effectively removing some major news outlets but having a number of other ones. You've got Politico in there. You have NPR in there, New York Times, NBC News, ABC. You've got them all, okay? And so all of your state broadcasts that are coming across, right? All the news. This is why it sounds the same. And a lot of people don't understand this. They don't research it. They just go, oh, AP is the gold standard.
[00:19:27] No, it's not the gold standard. It is just the standard of which we get news by way of the Pentagon. So the Pentagon has been known to do a lot of programs working with military, training military into roles in media, into distribution, into news anchor, into editors, you name it, right? Journalists. And they are told to stick to certain insights and certain stories. And this is coming from the Pentagon.
[00:19:57] And they have this rotation program. And they also, you know, with all these news organizations, but they're the ones that are providing the information in context. They admit it. You can look this up. They're not shy about it. I'm going to say that, okay? They're seriously not shy.
[00:20:16] And I think that America needs a big, big wake-up call to this very interesting liaison, all owned by the same people type of organization. Your news is coming from the Pentagon. It is styled. It has adjectives. It tells you how to feel. And it provides its context. Be right back on the Kate Daly Show.
[00:20:53] This is the Kate Daly Show. Lines are open, 888-673-1450. Yes, you can call in if it's the afternoon and you're listening live.
[00:21:21] So anyway, later afternoon, I guess. 888-673-1450. What's on your mind? There's so many directions we can go. And I know that there's just a lot of news today. So there's just a lot of things we could discuss. But you are welcome to even bring in comments on Mel's visit, too. And that's why I wanted him to comment on Greg Manorino's visit. And those are my two econ guys.
[00:21:50] Where's the economy at, guys? And I like listening to both of them. I think they both have really good, valid points. So I'm always loving just kind of their takes on things. And I also wanted to mention this, that the United Nations. Do I have to talk about the United Nations? The U.N. global tax advances.
[00:22:14] The United Nations to impose global taxes on international shipping was approved at the meeting of International Maritime Organization this month. This comes by way of the new American. And just to kind of let you know that this is going to set the stage, says Alex Newman, for first ever global tax to fuel global government. And that there's a lot going on here.
[00:22:43] There's a there's the deep state is very busy. And I really wish that we would actually talk about the deep state when we're talking about all of this, because it just goes far beyond the White House. It is it is not the White House that's represented that's doing a lot of these things. It's behind the scenes. And so they got opposition from the Trump administration, it says. But the plan is moving ahead and there'll be a lot of implications coming with this. He did a piece on the new American.
[00:23:13] But I'm going to take calls. So eight, eight, eight, six, seven, three, 1450. Go ahead, caller. What's on your mind? Yeah. Good afternoon. Hi. I was just following up on your guy, Mel, that you just had on with the gold. I think I think the price is silver is so undervalued, but it's not because it's because of the markets. It's because it's manipulated. Yeah. And the man behind it is JP Morgan doing this for almost 80 years, suppressing the price is silver. Yeah.
[00:23:42] Because when the price of silver shoots up, the price should be 10 to 1 ratio. Mm-hmm. Gold and silver. Mm-hmm. It's 100 to 1 today. So if you just take 10 to 1, that's $345 an ounce silver. That's where the price is very shortly. That's what it's going to on silver. Okay. And very shortly, 10,000 on gold. All right. Well, thank you. I really appreciate the phone call. Interesting. Okay. Hi, caller. Welcome to the show.
[00:24:12] Go right ahead. Yes. I'd like to give some details on something that Bill said. Mm-hmm. He was talking about this huge increase in the budget, federal budget. Mm-hmm. It's an exponential increase. The proposal by, well, they did a vote, a framework in Congress, and Mike Johnson, he's basically a communist. Mm-hmm. They increased the budget in the framework, $505 billion, almost over half a trillion dollars.
[00:24:43] Mm-hmm. But Trump wants more. This is typical. He wants $5 billion, $550 billion increase in the debt. Now, here's the con game. Doge economists said at most, Doge could decrease federal spending by $35 billion. Mm-hmm. But that's quite optimistic. So $35 billion increase by Doge, and we're all told how Trump's reducing the expenditure.
[00:25:10] But his budget and Congress's budget is way over 10 times that much. Well, it's close to 15 times that much. This is a con game they've used many times. They take one step in the right direction, or it looks like in the right direction. Doge is not in the right direction. Mm-hmm. And then they take 20 in the wrong direction. Mm-hmm. And people need to know this. This is what you're voting for when you vote for Republicans and Democrats. Mm-hmm. And one other thing is this is really a con game, very much like the Bolsheviks did in Russia.
[00:25:39] You know, they talked a great deal of the Russian people into accepting Marxism. Mm-hmm. And what they said, as you probably know, is they said you're being persecuted, you're being oppressed by capitalism and by capitalist. Mm-hmm. And this is exactly what's going on with these tariffs. The term is ripped off. And basically, that's the term even Trump used it today. Mm-hmm. You're being ripped off by the foreign governments. Mm-hmm.
[00:26:07] When actually American businessmen and American consumers want to buy those goods because it's a better price. Mm-hmm. And they're not looking at the imbalance. Why there's an imbalance? The balance is not that important. Mm-hmm. And so we have to punish Americans. Right. Just like the Bolsheviks did. We have to take away your rights to protect you from these other countries. It's a, yeah. Americans want to buy those goods at a cheaper price. So we, the solution is make those prices higher.
[00:26:35] And the word, instead of persecution that the Bolsheviks use, the word Trump and the entire establishment choosing, a Republican establishment, is ripped off. Mm-hmm. You're being ripped off because you want something at a cheaper price. Now, what is the, real quickly, the three reasons why capitalism is failing in comparison to communism. Mm-hmm. And it's because it's not capitalism. The three ways are regulations, federal regulations are huge.
[00:27:02] Tax taxes, all sorts of federal taxes, capital gains, tax taxes on business. And the last one is a high cost of labor because of the special privileges unions. No, you bring up a good point. Thank you for that. I really appreciate it. And, yeah, I mean, it's a great point. Hi, caller. Welcome to the show. Go right ahead. Hey, Kate. I wanted to talk about gold, of course. And one of the things that's never talked about is the transactability of gold. Mm-hmm.
[00:27:31] And it's, you know, I wish that, you know, people would bring this up because it's always talked about as a store of wealth. Mm-hmm. Okay? Mm-hmm. But to use gold, what do you have to do? Mm-hmm. You have to take it to a broker right now, and then you have to convert it back into funny money. So you can take it to the bank or take it to the grocery store or wherever else, right? Right. Okay.
[00:27:59] So, and if, in fact, like Greg, because I listened to all of it, even the eight minutes, you know, that you had of Greg, but he's talking about, you know, maybe that there's going to be a debt freeze up and you're going to roll in something big, the roll in the... Cyber attack. Mm-hmm. Digital currency. Mm-hmm. How do you think, you know, what do you do with your gold at that point in time? Mm-hmm. Well... Because you can't take it to your bank and deposit it. I don't know. Maybe there'll be a time where you can.
[00:28:29] I don't know. I mean, who knows? I don't know. Well, okay, but this is, Kate, this is my point that never gets talked about. Yeah. You're right. And it needs to be discussed is how you, you know, how you convert your, this back into, you know, I know some banks in some states are, some states are trying to make it legal tender, which would be really nice if they would do that. Right? Right? So you could take it to the bank. Sure. And you could deposit it and you would get, like, you know, funny money credited to your account, you know?
[00:28:59] Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. But no one, you know, no one talks about it. I haven't heard you talk about it. Yeah, you're right. Because I don't know. I mean, I don't know if they would change things up. I don't know. I really don't know on that. I mean, I could see them doing something, right, to, I don't know. I just don't know on that one. That one's a tough one. Yeah. I mean, I wish I did. I wish I had the answer. The people that are selling and saying, go buy gold as a store of wealth, at some point
[00:29:27] in time, you have to do something with that. Right. It has to get converted back into something you can take to the grocery store. Right. Yeah. I mean, unless you use it for barter. I mean, I don't know. I don't know. Okay. You know. Possible. This is kind of out in Pop-Tart land here, though. We're going to take it down to, you know. Mm-hmm. If you go talk to the people in North Carolina, right? Right. They said cash was king. Mm-hmm. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Products actually were king.
[00:29:55] To the gasoline, you know, to the service station and buying gas with gold. Right. Or silver. Yeah. And if you have numismatic, if you've got coins, all you're going to get is the face value for it. Okay. All right. Fair point. Fair point. I like it. Yeah. And I'll invite people to chime in on that. Thank you. It's a fair point. It's just hard to know the answer for that. Could you barter with it? And it stays in the system as a bartering tool? Possibly. I mean, I don't know. I don't think it's Pop-Tart land.
[00:30:24] I think, I mean, what happens, you know, when it hits the fan? I don't know. I really don't know. I know that products are going to be king, just like they were in North Carolina. It's what you had, right? Products, physical, tangible. Be right back. Kate Daly Show.
[00:30:54] This is the Kate Daly Show. Daly Show. I got a caller on hold. And of course, I'm taking your calls. It is wild call. Wild call. I was going to say wild card, but wild call Tuesday.
[00:31:21] Oh, coming at you from Utah and of course nationally. And I really appreciate you listening in. It means a lot. Your support means a lot. Support the show. This is one of the last shows that gets to say what it wants. And I really appreciate that. And I'm saddened that most of our media out there is not able to do that. So I appreciate your calls because I know they're coming from the heart and I really appreciate you guys. All right. Let me get your two cents. I'm taking a caller.
[00:31:51] Go right ahead, caller. Yeah. Thank you, Kate, for taking my call. You are about the easiest person to get on the show. I really appreciate that. But this is Mike calling from the Koyakuk Mining District. Okay. All right. And I've been mining my whole life, Kate. And a lot of people don't know that gold is a renewable resource. Once you mine it, it doesn't have to be mined again. Most gold ever mined is still in use today. Unless it's radioactive.
[00:32:20] Unless it's been toasted. But one ounce of gold. Check this out, Kate. One ounce of gold. Okay. Because your little finger will be compounded into a wire 50 miles long. That's how ductile gold is. Wow. Okay. It's incredible. I didn't know that. And the way you trade, I want to clear up some misinformation. If you go to Oxford Refiner, the placer miners up here, we take our placer gold as like flakes. We keep the big stuff.
[00:32:49] And turn in the bread and butter as the fines and the flakes. That's where you get all your money is out of your fines, not the nuggets. Sure. But anyway, we turn them in. And if they don't know you, they assay it. And then they give you back everything less 10% and the purity. If your gold's 999, you'll get more than gold that's 975. Okay. Our gold out of the ground is 907. It's really, really nice stuff. But it's also, we have different gold.
[00:33:18] Gold can be alloyed naturally with copper. It could be alloyed with silver. Then it's electrum. Like my buddy Brady says, he's a silver miner. But silver is really hard to find in nature. Way harder than gold. It's amazing how affordable silver is. Because I've been mining since I was five years old. And I've never found silver in its raw form like I found gold in nuggets. But my main call is, it's 100 days.
[00:33:47] And I don't want to hear about the border being protected. That's so easy. That's low-hanging fruit. You know? 24 hours. You send the military down there. Right. Half the fence is already built. I don't want to hear. I'm not giving anybody credit for taking over that border. Because I could have done that with retired military veterans or constitutional sheriffs like Sam Bushman knows all the good guys. Sure. We'll go down there and take care of ourselves. Right.
[00:34:16] So that's a no-brainer. What I want to hear is justice. I want the Barbie dolls to do something or get the heck out of there. And I'm really disgusted with Cash Patel because is the museum built? Can you tell me that, Kate? Is it built yet? Mm-mm. Yeah. Yeah. Why did he even say it? And why did Matt Gaetz drop out? I don't even watch OAN anymore because Gaetz is on there. Right. It's a setup. I'm disgusted.
[00:34:43] But anyway, what we need to do is get rid of the WWF, the World Wildlife Federation in Arizona, the Autobahn Society, and the Nazi Sierra Club. The Sierra Club is absolutely the worst. Yeah. People want to know why they will allow ground to be wiped out so they can put useless parabolic Chinese mirrors in, and they're not hooked to the grid. Right. Well, this is a reason.
[00:35:12] They're man camps. They're featured in for man camps. They're self-powered out in the middle of nowhere. Mm-hmm. It's miserable at 125 degrees out in, let's say, where I used to live in China Lake. Mm-hmm. But we stopped them there. Yeah. I mainly, I opened the eyes up. I went on Fox 14 times. Yeah. And I stopped Solar Millennium. A German company was going to wipe out eight square miles of desert. Indian burial ground. We just put a gun range room down there. Mm-hmm.
[00:35:42] But the Navy stopped it. They said that the heat plume is so bad that rises off these parabolics. Right. It heats the atmosphere up, and it actually causes the walleyes and the strikes and the heat-seeking missiles to go off course. And it would actually hit the town of Ridgecrest, which is in the line of tracking from the base to where the missile, we've got missiles coming in from an aircraft carrier off Point Magoo.
[00:36:11] And they've got a right-of-way from the ocean to the desert. Mm-hmm. And this company wanted to build right in the right-of-way. Right. There's a gun range there. It's a nightmare what these mirrors and the wind turbine eagle choppers have done to our desert. Our desert down there is wiped out. And they just wiped out 4,700 Joshua trees. In Kern County, they didn't even tell anybody. They did it at night.
[00:36:41] We need some common sense back. And I mean, real logic. I really appreciate your call. Thank you. That was a lot of info. Yeah. A lot of info. 888-673-1450. You can still try to get in. A lot of... Wow. Well, you know, there's so many things. There's so many directions I could go on. He mentioned China Lake. I've got a deep dive on that. I've got so many deep dives. I even have a deep dive on the gold rush.
[00:37:10] There's just so many directions. But I don't have time, obviously, today. But I will. I will be doing those on the show. I'm always doing a lot of deep dives. And I really appreciate your support in jumping down those rabbit holes because I truly do not have an agenda. I'm really just here. I just want to know. Just want to know what the heck's going on. All right, caller. Make it quick. Go for it. No. I...
[00:37:38] You know, you're not that previous caller, but the one before that was mentioning that gold and silver wouldn't serve as a currency or something like that. You know what? Imagine. I have the dysfunction of having read lots of, like, disaster-type novels by a variety of authors, which are very, very credible.
[00:38:01] And, you know, in a real crisis, in a, you know, crypto conversion to a digital currency, there's going to be a period of time where people are not going to be able to use paper bills. And, yes, you know, silver coins and gold coins will become a medium of value. And so you have to keep that in mind. I mean, paper, yeah, you have to keep some paper money. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[00:38:28] But everything in your bank account is not going to be there for a while. Yeah. You better have something. And, yes, it will be. That's what I think, too. It's been a medium of value since creation, since they learned how to mine it. Yep. And it always will be. I'm with you. I'm with you. Thank you for the call. Really love it. I really love all your calls and all your input. And I know a lot of you know your industries really well.
[00:38:55] And I'm always grateful to you for your calls because this is one of the last shows you could call into and be heard, right? I really appreciate that. We have so much censorship now. And it's just grotesque. So I really appreciate to be able to say what I want to say, to be able to go down rabbit holes, have people like Mel on. And I love that. So I really appreciate you guys. Support the show because it's one of the last available in America. How sad?
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